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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
l"OsT OFFICE DIRECTORY.
For the benefit of tha public, we pub
llsh the following directory of the post-
office of Uiia city :
Western mail xloses
" " arrives
Eastern " closes
; , . ; arrives
Chatham 'etoaea
10:30 a. tn
3:49 p. m.
3:30 p. ul
...i. -
i n:uo av m.
3:30 p. to.
' arrives
U. & O. It. K. mail closes
'J: 4i a. m.
0:30 a. m.
" " arrives J: 43 p. in.
Through noi tbern via R. & G. 1
R. K. doses C:30 a. m.
. Thruueh nortlkera via U. & G t
.'( R.:Rarriyil vl riWP p.,m
Through northern via oolus
boro closes 3:30 p. m.
Through northern via Golds
tar arrives 11:05 a.m.
Office hours for delivering mails from
7:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
Money orders are issued and paid
from 8:15 a. ro. to 4 p. m.
letters can be registered from 8:15 a.
m. to 4 p. u.
Xo mailt sent or received on Sundays.
W. W. UoLDKIf, P. Jf.
A gold watch a) to be affled off to
morrow night at Harrison & Doran's
aaloou. i
Cotton dull at 12) for best grade, with
most transactions at lit for inferior
grades.
Brown's Orand : Imperial Japanese
Museum. Admission free. Doors open
from 8 a. M. till 13 p. M, Go and see.
A number of our prominent business
men have formed an " and-tobacco
society. Sentinel termona are being
felt. f
T. N. Harrison, one of Halifax couutj't
young cavaliers, i doing the city to-day.
He is on general pleasure trip over the
air aid - ...
An excnrrion from Warrenton and
other places along the line of the Ral
eigh t Gaston railroad, will visit this
place Xmas day.
Jaa. B. EnniM, of this city, yester
day received intelligence of the death ii
Petersburg, Virginia, of his uncle, Jaa.
H. Enuias, aged 90 years.
The Washington Chrouicle, of Tues
day, announoea the arrival of Governor
Brogden, of New Orleans, at the Ebbitt
house in that modern Sodom.
At the request of many citizens; we
have introduced our fine " Diamond
Otu," 80 iegrtrt igerM than jfia
town. Price 40 cent. Law A Co.
Mighty bowl of egg-nog will grace
the counters of the various suloona in
tlio city Cluistmas morning, and many
christian beads will doubtless ache too
ntuoh for ohuroh-gouig Sunday morning.
The state treasurer to-day paid CoL
T. O. Walton, treasurer of the western
iusane asylum, $20,000, a part of the
. $50,000 appropriated by the last general
assembly for the building of this institu
tion at Morganton.
We regret to learn that the health of
CoL McLeod Turner, a gallant Confed
erate officer, and engrossing clerk of our
state senate, is worse than for yeais
pjwt. He It now under the treatment of
Dr. Smith, of Baltimore.; , r f
Metro. A. C. Sanders A Go. Um for
sale two good mules, one beautiful pony,
one new bmggy one aeoond-hand
carriage, just repaired and painted, aa
good .as sew. Call on them at No. 2,
Martin street, for a bargain. ,.' ;t: ;
J. E.' O'Hara, the nigger constitution
soaker of Halifax county, is to deliver
the oration at the nightshade emancipa
tion eatawampus here, Jan L Osborn
Hunter is to lend dignity to the occasion
by presiding, and Robert Johnson will
bandU the baton a chiei BwrsbaLt -ft;
Toenil Tender
county, landed Henry Langston, Henry
Wallace, Lawyer Dockery, Caaasr Aiken
aud Noab Hioka, prominent blaok-mnd
MDblionala the Loyal League boteL
All convicted of imitating the leaden of
f ieir party on n petty scale and perpetra
ting laroeny instead of grand piracy.
The WUmingtou.rtar, of Dec 22,
eloses u artxle on the tecent meeting
of the university trustees with this
deprecatory observation "We regret
tltat he trustees at their recent nteeting
did not see fit to allow the publication
of more facts In regard to tha progress
made In restoring the university. Great
and general Interest Is felt in the work."
The Richmond, Dispatch say r "Col
onel Nathaniel K. Roan, of this city,
- yho' is now lakinj an r vtmrtaiUtaMri
through le western porticf onis detcrhiined to" wati ft'lSifilil aj to?''
Carolina, will; visit the now almost
, world-renowned Raid Mountain, and
make a scientific tnvtstlcftioa of the
caine of the runiblinjTtiowe tome t!mf
ago heard in tfcrvJcinity.'f
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VOL; XXL RALEIG-H, N, O., THURSDAY DECEMBER ,23, 1875. N0..U6.
' Fia at HNDaso. Monday night
the store of Bobbitt A Nash, in Hender
son, caught fire, and the counters,
shelves and 1,200 yards of cloth were
destroyed before the flames were sub-'
dned. ' The origin of the fire Is uot
known.' r : . . C ;
" JvouEb'.This morning William
Robertson, nightsliads . repubUcan
aspirant for. congressional heuors, was
before the major for ateallng an ovor
coat from brother ' of the same race
and political predilection. In default
of a $100 bail bond, he was jugged.,
'
Ralkioh Chaiteb, No. 10. Tues
day evening Raleigh Chapter, No, 10,
elected as officers' for the ensuing ma
onto year t High Priest, John Nicluls ;
King, A. 8. Jee ; Scribe, F. H. BuHbee;
Captain of the Host, J. Jl. N'eathery ;
Principal Sojourner, W. J. Hicks;
Royal Arch Captain, W. P. Wetherell ;
0. M. 3d Vail, T. W. Blake ; G. M. 2d
Vail, J. C. Brewster ; G. M. 1st Vail,
Jno. Whitehead ; Treasurer, M. Gftns
roan ; Secretary, D. W. Bain.
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MASOSIC DSDICATIOX AXO IN8TAUA
tiom CsHOMowm. Monday evening the
new masonio hall in the Fiaher building
will be dedicated. Deputy-Grand Master
Griaaom will officiate aud F. H. Bnsbee
delivers the oration. At the same time
and place, the officers elect of the city
lodges will be installed. The public is
cordially invited to attend and witness the
interesting and august ceremouio. The
butting William-goat is locked-up for the
evening, so that even the ladies need
have no fears about gratifying their curi
osity Oiat is if they have any.
Earthquake. Some of our citizen,
who hapened to be awake at 18 minutes
after 12 o'clock last bight, were startled
by two sbnrp earthquake shocks. The
shaky wiiTo.teemg4.ttt .more from cart
to west Windows and crockery ware
rattled, and some buildings are said to
have swayed perceptibly. We don't want
tltat sort of thing to become too numer
ous around here. It's one of the mani
festations of omnipotence which compels
even ihe touirhest fellow to feel his
utter ictplen mi csi!
AM
Cabbage Thikk Hhouoiit to
Grikp. For some time past J. M.
White, residing near Tuppcr's college,
had been micsing fine larc cabbages
from his garden, but could not get on the
track of the caUbager. last night
another raid was made on him, and this
morning ho displayed hit detective in
genuity by digging up the stalks from
which the cabbages had been cut, and
taking them to the market-home suc
ceeded in fitting several perfectly. The
theft was by this meant fastened on
James Moore, a muddy republican, who
waa returned to the next term of the
Wake superior court in a bond of flCO.
Cbbb Ruhvivus. Since Ceburn L.
Harris was ao completely routed in his
mayoralty aspirations by Capt. W. IL
Harrison, and out-generaled by I key
Young in hie effort to obtain the collec-
shlp of thu district, he has been appa
rently slumbering sweetly and quietly
in the shades of private life, a ost for
gotten by his Jfellow men. Now he
comes to the front again with hit appe
tite for office rendered doubly keen by a
long enforced abstinence; and It en
deavoring to oust Manager Ilearne as
superintendent , of . the ' government
building now being erected in this city.
Cebe it so de-Cebe-in dat dejlebil
wouldn't beliebe hfm ; but fl's possible
ho Jtoight make a .superintendent of
other men's work,, as. he won't work
himself. ..- '
Hon. Josiah Turnhk. This gen
tleman returned yesterday aflernoon,
from a month's campaigning trip in the
eastern part of the state. Ho spoke In
twelve or fifteen counties, and every
where received an enthusiastic welcome.
He came buck loa led dowu with wild
ducks and geese, a swnn and one deer
horn. Ha carries in hit pocket 19
thiug'e-nail, taken from llio craw of a
goose killed a few days ago, by Mr
Williams, of Camden. He bat fish,
stories big as any old whaler's and a
new theory of the solar system which
he derived from Prof. E. 8. Proctor, of
Elizabeth City, who is writing a book
on it In fact he has collected such a
vast amount of curious knowledge that,
knowing he must blow off or blow up,
the preaent editor of the Sentinel,
being soewlM.t Iwdisposed phyeieallyrble
rial dunce-block to i?iu durttia"Cbri-tt-
niis week, .We'll holiday and re$(ipft
Awhile he'll edit and tell -all the
marvels he nat learned. ' -
. RALEIGH FEMAtE SEMINARY,
THB 0:iA5CU tODOl OX A TOim OlJ H'-
srec-rion. i
In the libli.l Reevrderof Dec. It, a
correspondent furniwhes this sketch of
the recent vinlt of the masonic grand
lodge to the Bnptiat female aeminary of
this city:
: The graml lotlge of masoas were
Invited during their recent session in
Ralrifrh, to psy a visit of inspection to
the Baptist female somiasry of this city.
They were received in the beautiful
chapel of the sclux4 by the principal,
teachers and pupils.
' Prof. Ilobgood annonneed aa the order,
of the entertainment, first, a short pro
gramme of muHie; then aa inspection
of the recitation and uiuaic rooms, the
philosophical sud chemical apparatus,
geological cabinet, pianos, Ac ; thirdly,
au intpectlon of the jMintings and draw
ings of the pupils; and, lastly, the cutis
thenic exercises of the young hulks. Of
the music it is unnecessary to speak
suffice it to say that we have never heard
better from school girls, anl Unit we
have never seen a more interested
audience. Prof. Agthe has impressed
himself on eur community aa a christian
gentleman ami unusually succesfnl
teacher.
The muaio over, the inspection of the
lecture rooms, apparatus, Ac, was
made. The lecture rooms are cheerful,
comfortable aud inviting, supplied with
every facility for successful teaching.
In the muaio rooms we found new and
first class instruments for use both of
teachers and pupils.. The drawings and
paintings, which have been noticed be
fore, were next inspected.
Then came the calisthenio exercise,
which I will try to describe, as but few
of your readers, doubtless, have seen it :
A urge room, with the positions painted
on the floor, in which the performers
are to stand, is appropriated to this beau
tiful exercise. The audience on this
occasion took the places assigned them,
and the young ladies came in dress
ed in loose suits of uniform made
for the purpose of excrctae, the
teacher also dressed in uniform, and
took their positions. The order waa
given, ''First aeries of free gymnas
tics," the piano sounded, all eyes were
fHtOTcd"TOhew7Cflny,iari
front twice went twenty-four right
arms, then twice twenty-four left, then
right and left twice alternately, then
together twice, then above the heads
in the same order as iu front, then by
the tides, &c- This over, then conies
the shoulder exercise, then the neck,
then the chest, then the back. All this
Hie fHanrt". Tree gyiuuantics over, the
command is given, " Get your dumb
bells." The piano sounds a march, the
young ladies step oil' oo the left foot,
march to one corner of the room, where
the dumb bells are kept, select two
each, and march back in perfect order to
their former places. The piano sound
again, and oh, with what ease and
energy the girls can swing the dumb
bells. The audience cannot restrain
themselves, and applaud heartily.
After this comes the wand exercise.
They handle their wands with great dex
terity, occasionally causing a laugh by
making some of Uie audience dodge for
fear of being struck on the bead. Then
they march and put up their wands, just
aa they did the dumb bells, and take
their rings. One young lady holds one
of these in each hand, her partner grasps
it also, they pull against each other,
twist their arms now this way, now that,
then in an instant they turn their backs
to each other with their hands still grasp
ing the rings ; and in this position they
perform interesting feats.
This over, comes the marching in
single file, double file and four abreast.
The exercise concluded, Orand Mas
ter Blount called on Mr. E. 8. Martin
to return the thanks of the grand lodge
to the school, which he did eloquently.
One of the members -said he wished to
make a speech detracting a little from
the merits of the exercise. " My objec
tion," said he, "is tht you teach
them in inarching to put the foot down
ao heavily that I am afraid they will
exemplify it in after life."
Parents in attendance were delighted
with the exercise for the health and
vigor it gives ; the unmarried gentlemen
were equally delighted for the grace of
movement it Imparts, ,
Baowit'a Mcbecm. Among the
most elegant establishments in the city
Is Brown's museum, in the Holloman
building, Fayette ville street, where
such a collection of toys is to be found
as was never before seen by Juvenile
Raleigh optica. . Everything - you
want from a ellpplng-jock up to the
newest and most costly specimens of
mechanical Ingenuity in thlt line can
be obtained. All kinds of musical in
struments are to be had from a penny
whistle up to a grand and full-toned
organ, speaking of organs, reminds
ns that Mr. Brown is the general agent
for this state for the celebrated Estey
organ, of which the famous Anton Ru
binstein, director of the Imperial con
servatory and the muicnl society at
Moscow, Russia, says :
"It give me great pleasure to give
due praise to Messieurs J. Efctey & Co,,
for their really splendid organ. The
tone of these Instruments full, no-
t'pleaslng-iBpivatmg-the
ear. To these artistic qualities must be
added that they are of silid workman
ship and of the roott elegaut finish, and
I doubt not their having an extraordi
nary i access In Russia."
Th eo. , RAMBAY.-Our Ramsay bos
Just got home from a grand sctllyhoop
In the temperance cause, ,' Spoke In
Clinton, Wilmington, Goldsboro, White
ville, Elizabcthtown, " Abbottsburg,
Luiuberton, ' SVadesboro, Antonville,
Red Hill, Monroa and Carthage. Took
In cords of new recruits, and had a
roaring time. Going over to Carthage
Wednesday night, be got a little too
much of his favorite theme cold water.
His driver, drunk, upset the hack in a
crcvk, and spilled Ramsay out In any
quantity of "water, pure water, cold
water, my-oh." He had to drag his
upsettcr out by the nap of Uie oec, to
save him Iron, drowning. His ardor la
the cawe Isn't dampened a bit, and be
t pouts In Wilson Chi i Unas evening,
aud iu Tucker ball, this city, next
Monday.
TAR DROPS.
Wilmlngtonian Germans boll it, Jan.
r . .
Concord shipped 380 bales of cotton
last week.
Halifax county has a grand fox-hunt
Christmas morning.
Hon. Burton Craige, of Salisbury, has
been seriously ill at Concord.
Pender county superior court is in
session, Judge McKoy presiding.
The Traders' National bank, of Char
lotte, is authorised to open shop with
$100,000 capital
The ladies of Wilmington have formed
a Lee Mausoleum Association, with Mrs.
Geo. Davis as president.
Concord niggers have a big bloviation
Jan. 1, In honor of emancipation and
Abrabamus Africanus.
A little daughter of Mrs. Faulcon, of
Garysburg, was crushed to death last
Sunday, by a falling mantel-piece.
Randolph Fulton, the Cabarrus county
radical burglar who is to pendulate Jan.
21, attempted to etcape Saturday.
The masons and grangers of Hur roll's
storeneighboA
have an orphan -benefit enter'toinmeut
De3. 27.
A branch railroad from Durham to
Chapel Hill is again dismissed. The last
attempt cost the stata $200,000 of swindle-money.
Burglars, Beast Butler disciples re
cently made an nnsuooenafid raid on the
tl4MO -ef ---ut.-lI.Voo (i4Mlm) ill
Wilmington.
Doakoy Link, a Caswell county night
blooming oerens, got seriously burnt a
few days ago, by an accidental combus
tication of her apparel.
A Yanoeyville niggereaa, tho other day,
locked up her pieanuiny in the house,
and went off to work. When she came
back, by carefully raking the sab.es, she
found bones enough for a funeral.
Hot drinks should be avoided in day
time during cold weather, as they have a
tendency to weaken the lungs and affect
the throat. Take Dr. Bull's Cough
Hyrnp for all cases of coughs, oolila aud
hoarseness.
Where Doka it a ll t one From f
Pints and quarts of filthy Catarrhal dis
charges. V here does it all come from f
The uiucous membrane which lines the
chambers of the nose, and iu little
glands are diseased, so that they dmw
From the blood its liquid, and exposure
to the air changes it into corruption.
This life-liquid is needed to build up the
system, but it is extracted, and the sys
tem is weakened by tho loss. To cure,
gain flesh and strength by using Dr.
tierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, and apply Dr.
Cage's Catarrh Remedy w ith Dr. Pierce's
Nasal Douche, the only method of
reaching the upper cavities, where the
discharge accumulates and comes from.
Tho instrument and both medicines sold
by druggists and dealers in medicines.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CtRD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
sod Indiscretions of youth, nerroas weakness,
early decay, loat of manhood, &c, I will tend
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. Thlt great remedy was discovered
by a mlulonary Id South America. Sends
aell-eddreated envelope to the Rev. Jottra
T. Station D, SUM Ooum, Am York
City.
dot lMeod&wflm
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, aa old physician, retired
from active practice, bavins; bad placed In bit
band by in fast India Mksljnaiy the for
mula of t simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and permanent Cure of Consumption,
BronchHtt, Catarrh, asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also a Positive and
Radical Curs for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Coim. lalnls, after having thoroughly
tested Its wonderful eurattvs powers in
thousands of cases, feels It bit doty to make
It known to bis suftertug fallows. Actuated
by tbls motive, sad a conscientious desire to
a tttt Uf 1
chare), to all who desire It, Uls recti e, with
full directions for preparing and Meeeasfuhy
ating. Sent by return mall by addrenlnf i
,. : ,r Da. W. C. STEVENS, l
, btanroa Block, Syracuse, N. Tf . '
aHrrwij, v '.-:
1 1 JfEWS ASDSOTES.
Louisville is to embark In huge Hard!
Graa fooleries.
Teams crossed the Ht. lAwreoce
Monday, on the Ice. ;
Bpaln still talking about reinforcing
her Coban tlanghter-pens. )
Orange county, titw York, hut year
fed 18.000 tramps. This year, they
workhouse 'em.
John A. FUlier has been appointwl re
ceiver of the Atlantic Air-Line railroad
instead of Bufor1. ,
COO Mexicans have crossed the Call
fornla border, and General h'choAeld is
ordering cavalry to the front. ... !
Joseph II. Dickey, of Liberty, Kew
York, ssught liberty by shooting his
wife aaduttiog his own throat.
A lightning mall line has been In
augurated from New York, via Wash
ington, Lynchburg and Knoxvllle, to
New Orleans.
' Win. Rose, for 40 years editor of the
Baltimore American, baa been trans
planted to bloom in the blissful flower
pots of the radical paradise Over Yonder.
Anarchy, revolution and general high
old deviltry in Bonora, Mexico. Indians
revolting. Heavy levies being made.
Business at an end. And raids of
banditti everywhere.
Thoa. B. Long, of Salisbury, has
been reappointed special postal agent,
and we are glad of it. He Is a faithful
official and a good fellow anyhow, in
spite of his politics.
Six descendants of the Pilgrim Dads
were killed in Boston yesterday by the
explosion of a gas pipe. Explosions of
Bostonian gas-pipes have done much
toward slaying the whole republic.
The Khedive mutt intend to move to
North Carolina. He's selling out all
Egypt and putting traveling money in
his pocket The last of the Sues canal
stock ia up now, and 9,000,000 bid.
All Virginia and North Carolina were
shaken up by Wednesday night's earth
quake. It created a wild panic In Rich
mond, especially about Uie newspaper
ofUecs. These fellows know what they
dCBTTfT""" "" "
lady left in the cabin an elegant wreath,
inscribed with ".Itk40ii's dyiug
words' and a Boston artist contributed
a magnificent portrait of Old Stonewall.
Verily, verily, the teipor do mutnnfnr
and not also in illit uioht marvelously
multimur.
Ihaliark'StQuaaTaUJar'kBnii.'Lwhich.
was recently launched at Boeton, in tho
presence of an immense crowd, sailed
for Norfolk, to-day. 8,000 people
visited her, cannon fired and a
grand ovation generally was given
her, as she sailed out, A Boston
MARKETS DV TELEGRAPH.
NIW TOBX MARKETS.
Nsw York, Dec. 23. Cotton qnfet,
sales of 820 bales ; uplands lftf ; Or
leans 13 7-16.
Futures closed quiet : December 3i
1-32; January 13 M64l3 3 32; Febru
ary 13 5-8t4l3 5-16; March 1313I ;
April 13i13 20-813; May 14 3-32b
141; June 14 6-16; July 14 7-16($14
15-32 ; August 1414 17-32.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull. Corn quiet and firm. Pork quiet
mess at 821.4O350. Lard steady ;
steam 13 1-10. Coffee dull and heavy.
Sugar unchanged at 8 ; fair lb good
refining 8J.
Spirit turpentine quiet at 36)a37.
Rosin dull at 1.70a77) for strained.
Freights firm.
. Money active at C7 per cent,
Sterling quiet. Gold strong at 1.13i&
1.13 J. Governments dull and steady :
new fives 1.10 ; States quiet aud
nominal.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Baltimore, Dec 23.--Flour dull ;
W heat llrnier. Pennsylvania red 1.3,1
1.48; Maryland' red 1.10(1.43; amber
1.45150 ; white 1.20(a,1.50. Corn
quiet ; southern white, old, 70 ; new,
6058; vellow, old, 70C74; new, 50
60.
OOTTO
MARKETS.
Norfolk, Dec.
middling 12.
Balttmorb, Dec.
23-Cotton
dulLj
2a Cotton dull ;
middlings 12i&13. .
Wilmwoton, Dec, 23. Cotton quiet
and nominal ; middlings 12;.
The best collars ever made are Uie
Warwick and Eluiwood. Try tbem.
Any furnishing store can supply tlietn.
' married,
la Rowan oonnty. Deo. lfl. byRav.
H. M. Brown, Mr. John W. Walker and
Miss Sallie L. Thomason.
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS,
Q LASSICAL; ,AND . itATIUMATICaS
SCHOOL,
OXFORD, jr. c.
i. ILBoassa AT. J. Uoaasn, Principals.
Mr. 3. H. Horner bat returned to bla bome
at Oxford, H. C, and will reopen bit school
tbeee the last Monday hi January next.
tta. T. J. Horner will na uuvlit hk
tlin.st Jp1bHHikUJ and .1 ha aahoml mill b
cunaucsea on us tame .trlnclplea that
fjrnerlr ao taeecwfullT employed la makiBf
good Nva and mod arholara .
The brie of board aid tuition, exclusive
of wishing and llfrbta, Is 1.84 yv.-r stMioa of
twenty werks. ich t)admt w to furnish
bla, blanketa, aheets, pillow-cases and toweb.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IMOVAL !
REMOVAL! ,
NAT. L BROWN has r moved Us VA.
R1KTT aTOKK to the Bel maa Bulldlngi
a few door south of the Kalelh Nationa
Bank, where he keep the irget and best
sasortment of
OluriBtmas and Holidaj Presents
ver brought to this market Headquarters
for Bants Claun. Don't forget tba place
HoDeaiaa Building.
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CniLDREN'8 CARRIAOEfl. ' HOBBY
Horses, Shoo-Fly Horssa, H agona, Carts.
Propellers, Doll Carriages and Tojs of all
kinds, at " :'
, HAT. L. BROWN'",
. Holleman'a Building.
TIOLIN8, BANJOS, Cit'ITARS. FLUTES
V Filet, Drnms.Aecordenria.Fiddle 8(rin(f
at BROWN'i 'Variety BtAre, Hollcnian
Building. - ' ' -
D
ON'T FORGET THE PLACE TOBt Y
your Christmas and Holiday Presents I
at
Brown'g Variety Store!.
UOLLIMAN'S BUILDlNd.
BUT ANTSTET ORGAN TOR TOUR
wife, daughter or sweetheart of Brown's.
Variety Store for a Christinas present.. They
want one. Remember the Holleman Building.
3ANTA CLAU8 HAS HIS HRADQUAR
t tera at BROWN'S Variety Store to supply
all kinds of Toys, Fancy Good, Ac, tor
the little ones at well at for the old.
M
U8ICAL-1N8TRUMENTS, STRINGS
and Trimmings, for all Instrument, at
NAT. L. BROWN'S,
HoUeman't Building.
GO TO BROWN'S VARIETY. STORE
for all kinds of Christmas and Holiday
Presents. You will find the Celebrated Estey
Organs, Gultan, Violins, Banjos. FhiUnas
Accordeons, Flfef, Flntes, Piecoloe Work
Boxes. China Goods of all kinds, Dolls and
Dolls' Carriages, Children' Carriage, Wheel
barrow. Wagon, Hobby, and' Bboo-Fly
Horse, In fact, everything appertaining to
a Hnt-clas Fancy Store, at prices to suit
everybody.
NAT. L. BROWN.
HoUeman't Building, FavattavDle Street,
dec ifci-tf Raleigh.
rjt AX NOTICE.
The law requires me to pay the taxes dts
the eountv, on the 1st Monday In Januarv,
18TO. and 'to do so I moot collect them. This
Is therefore to notify t.he people of Wake
day of January, 187B costa will be added.
a t titivu
dec 23-td 6hcrlff of Wake County.
COAL I
Tlie third Carjfo this season will be here In
a few dara. Send your orders to be ttllrl
uitou arrival. Will let von have a little to
fUerp jiu untiii Miliywten-ne-fmty mpplleor-
WOOD.
Received every tiny or two at
J. Av JONES'
(,'nal aud Wood Yard,
Front of Betta and Allen's Shop.
Jff"Orders may he left at W. A. Gatll.V
Co. 'a Feed Store, Wilmingtoa attcet.
Dec. 23 tf.
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WAMSCTTA Ml'sil.lN SHIRTS WITH
RICHARDSON'8 ROt'ND THREAD LINEN
BOSOMS AND CUFFS FOR ONLY S6.M.
WAMSUTTA MUSLIN SHIRTS
WITH RICHARDSON'S ROUND THREAD
LINEN BOSOMS AND CVFFg TOR ONLY
18.0K ' '
NEAliL y UK ADY MA D.
ORDERS PROMPTLY t fLI.EP. '
Tht Greatest JiargaiAstf.ike Age4
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w. n. A R. W tucker)'
Leader of Low Prices aa4 Bat Goodf .
RalelL'b, Nov. 25, 1873 U. ' '
GREAT OFFER I - '
Horace Waters A Sons. 481 Broad way, M.
T , wlU dUpoa of He fUnus aad raans of
rtt elaet makers, Including Waters, u ex
tremely low price for cash, coriDf this
oath, or part eaah, aad beJanea la sasall
ttoa'bly paytMBta. Thssatae. w lev Va
V rs' Mw Seals Fiaaoa, ar U beatstads.
Jba top A slatJf4.aaqBiia;toiv.
powerful, par aad even. W'rrrConcruj
urgaas caaaot M Meaned ta tons or beaatyt
Uiey defy competition. Taw Concert) atop
is a Ins IraiUUoa of tb bamao voice.
Ajfonu wanttxi. a liberal diseowt to Virt
srs, mmittrrr, cbnrcbaa, choola, todrss. etc.
SpeeUl isdaaaBU to lb tnUa, Llustratsd
eatrlogaoE milted.
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